Concord Anniversary Observance and Committees Listed
The piece notes an April 19 Concord anniversary with world broadcasts and lists honorary and executive committee members, including Leith, Emerton, Smith, Todd, and Walker. It details men and women auxiliary panels, ball committee, chairs, and numerous named local figures dated March 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South America
Hugh F. Leith
Rd W. Emerton
William A
Henry F. Smith
R. Jeremiah S Todd
Pever
Ye Mara
William Wheeler
A Buttrick
Francis
Charles
Addins
John L
George W. Hunt
James Eel
Margaret Ae
H. Walker
JMNG
THE
William J
Batt
A R. Bulkeley
Smith O. Dexter
M. Johnson
Loren B.ld
Joseph P. Michael P. Mahon
E. Pederson
Concord Court Hears Bite on Officers in Farmhouse Raid
In Concord a district court hears Corporal Callahan recount a night raid at a Bedford farmhouse where suspect Guissippe and his mother struggle with police. Guissippe faces charges for seizing revolvers from two officers. his mother and Francis post bail while Guissippe seeks bail reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullet
Ae Seristia
Guissippe
District Court
Concord
Callahan
Guissigpee
Dexter
Francis
Gutastppe
Guissippee
Seaves
Womens Auxiliary Literary Exercises Sanitation and Press Committees
The text lists several organizational officers and committee chairs including Mrs Elizabeth J Baldwin chair of the Women s Auxiliary Miss Helen A Legate chairman with Mrs Alice R Keyes, Alien French and Charles Edward Caiger leaders of the Literary Exercises, Oscar E Beckvold as Sanitation Chairman with a team of members, and a Press Committee led by dmande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coolidge
W. Ballou
William B. Ane Well
Blanchard
Prentice
Wallace Ant
Kennan Damon
Howard Nielx
Michael J. Dee
Ben Derby
Ronald M. Ferry
Flavin
Walter N. How
Elll. Joslin
Edward F. Loughifin
W. Mara
W. Meoree
John Uey
Edward
Sh L. Pratt
Russell
Thompson
Marion Saree
Gane
F. Emerson
Women’s Auxiliary
Helen A. Legate
Alice R. Keyes
Alien French
Charles Edward Caiger
Horton 7
Thomas Surette
Todd
Women's Auxiliary
W.brown
E. Forbush
Miriam B. Little
Eleanor
Mary G. Shaw
Oscar E. Beckvold
Ralph H. Hewitt
Thomas J. Mee- Grath
R. Clifford Pratt
Leonard
Robinson
WOMEN
Helen D. Dexter
Mary Ellen Keefe
Mire
Lilian G. Shaw
Mies
Lillian T. Thorpe
Dmande
Chai
Wilson Lumber Co of Concord Emerges as Local Builder Hub
The Wilson Lumber Co at opposite Fitchburg Depot on the Boston & Maine line in Concord traces its roots to 1840 as Wood & Co. The business evolved through J. B. Wood & Son to J. B. Wood, then J. B. Wood & Son, until R. L. Wilson and his brother T. Alfred Wilson reorganized in 1909. Under R. L. Wilson then T. Alfred Wilson, the firm grew, expanded fleet and yard capacity, incorporated in Massachusetts, and focused on quality service and full building supplies. R. L. Wilson died in 1923. T. Alfred Wilson became president and treasurer, guiding continued growth and new lines for modern construction.
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T. Alfred Wilson
Boston
Wilson Lumber Co
Massachusetts
R. L. Wilson
Posthumous Glory For Paul Revere's Horse
A Brookline poem argues the horse that carried Paul Revere deserves some glory as the rider is praised for arousing farmers and driving Redcoats from the scene. The speaker insists without the horse’s strength none would have stirred the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Paul
Maynard Fifty in Methodist Church Pageant The King Called Jesus
Easter Sunday pageant at the Methodist Church drew a capacity crowd. Miss Margaret Gates narrated the last week of Christ with roles including Bartimeus Victor Salloway Ruth Foster Rebecca Edith Archer and others. Charlotte Gault portrayed the Spirit of Easter while several girls represented centuries since Christ's birth.
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Jesus
Christ
Margaret Gates
Bartimeus
Victor Salloway
Ruth
Ruth Foster
Rebecca
Edith Archer
Edwin Carlton
Benjamin
Gerry Ty Phillip
Richard Lawson
Lorraine Cook Prissilla Man
Dorothy Burnham
Alice N
Leona Howard
Florence Hastings
Mirna Goettler
Myrtle Broadbent
Edith Perkins
Harriet Nokds
Mi Myrtle Phillips
Mabel Rey
Elizabeth Hartford
Charlotte Gault
Ruth Broadbent
Irma Howard
Gladys Dunham
Ethel Crowther
Dorothy Mosher
Hazeler J
Banquet Echoes Loyalty and Civic Duty at Maynard Fraternity
At a Maynard Council event head table included Sylvester Sullivan Grand Knight and Rev Edward Crowley chaplain with other officers and guests such as Hon David Walsh former senator Edmund Brandon and Henry We, district deputy. Atty age Donahue served as toastmaster as Fr Crowley set a calm, thoughtful keynote. Walsh received a standing ovation and urged selfless service to country church and community. State Deputy Brandon and District Deputy Stewart spoke. Fitzck Bros. catered the banquet in Malden and Sheridan's Orchestra provided dancing afterwards. Governor Fuller’s secretary noted the governor could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Sullivan
Edward F. Crowley
Charles Donahue
Edwin Walsh
Timothy Moyna
P.G.K
Patrick H. McGrath
Edward Pinherty
Earl Ryan
John Hannon
Joseph Burns
James W. Sweeney
John H. Sheridan
Maynard Council
David J
Walsh
U.S
Edmund J. Brandon
Boston
Kada
Henry
Atty
Age Donahue
Maynard
Crowley
SSS
David I. Walsh
Brando
Stewart
Fitzck Bros
Malden
Sheridan
Johnny Hannon
Alvan T. Fuller
Seismic Watch Reports Long Quake Blink at Bendandi Observatory
A brief seismic event was logged at Bendandi's observatory in Saenza Italy after hours of duration, tracing a 10 000 kilometer scale on the seismograph. No further details on origin or impact were provided.
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Saenza
Italy
Bendandi
What Goddard Brought to Concord
In the run up to Concord’s 150th anniversary the story recalls John Goddard, Brookline farmer and official wagon master for Massachusetts patriots, who organized carting stores of war from Boston to Concord in March and April 1775. His ledger records daily tasks including beef, flour, lead, linen, and canteens, as carts moved in and out under guard as local patriots liberated war supplies before the April 19 siege.
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Gagig
Concord
John Goddard
Concord High School
Gen. Gage
Goddard
Boston
Brookline
Massachusetts
John Andrews
Goddaill
Sudbury M rs Lizzie Lawrence dies at 82 in South Sudbury
Mrs Lizzie Rogers Lawrence longtime Sudbury resident died April 9 at age 82 at her South Sudbury home. born in Sudbury she lived here all her life and was active in town affairs. She was a charter member of Sudbury GE and widow of George Lawrence and previous husband Harry Hall with four children Ralph Leroy Seneca and a son who died in France. Funeral at Memorial Congregational Church conducted by Rev Haari g with floral tributes and bearers Jeroy Hall Fred Little Harland Interment at Wadsworth cemetery.
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Lizzie Lawrence
Lizzie Rogers Lawrence
Sudbury
Wee
Walter Rogers
New Hampshire
Ralph
Leroy
Seneca
France
George Lawrence
Seneca W. Hall
Memorial Congregational Church
Haariig
Carl Don Bims
Bessie Maynard
Jeroy Hall
Fred Little
Harland
Wadsworth Cem
Frank Wakelin Purchases New Delivery Truck
Frank Wakelin buys a new delivery truck from the Motor Co. Mrs Joseph Montague and her little daughter arrived Saturday at their home in British Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wakelin
the Motor Co
Joseph Montague
British Co
Friszle's Garage Serves Ford and Willys Knight Cars
Arthur C Friszle operates Frizzle's Garage opposite B and M Railroad in Concon Junction Nova Scotia. Initially Ford service only, then Chevrolet agency added, and in 1924 Willys Knight Overland and Ford subagency. Showroom, full repair shop, stocked with Ford Willys Knight Overland parts and accessories. Expert staff on hand at all hours.
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Arthur C. Friszle
Nova Scotia
Ford
Frizzle
Concon Joncton
Tee
Chevrolet
Frizzie
Willys Keight
Overland
Vallying
Willys Knight
The Sowers at Boston 1926 Anniversary Poem
An anniversary poem honors the 150th year of American independence. It links the sacrifices of the 1770s to present struggles and urges ongoing effort to sow freedom. The lines praise brave forebears who faced tyranny and call for vigilance against modern tyrannies, urging every generation to keep Freedom’s seed growing.
Anniversary notice for Carlisle and Concord pair
A birthday and anniversary note lists Mr Lap and Mrs Carlisle celebrating a sixty year marriage milestone. The fragment mentions Concord, Carlisle, and April dates, with personal names touched but details are incomplete.
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Carlisle
Concord
Versary
Lap
Laphwm
Fragmented OCR Note From Battery Page
A damaged OCR line mentions a battery near a location and notes unclear feeding or sections. The fragment lacks clear event names or dates and provides limited readable context.
Traffic Regulations for April Celebration Parade and Concert
Regulations govern traffic during the celebration with street closures and one way restrictions on April 19 and 20. Parades form on Square and proceed to Lexington Road and Meeting House while bands perform at the Public Library and Monument Square. Parking and parking rules are adjusted with limited access and bands receive priority, and detours apply on Hey Main Street Elm and surrounding streets until the parade ends.
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Daughters of the American Acad
Square
Lexington Road
Meeting House
Public
Multeerie Walden Street
Sudbury Road
Main Street
Stewark
Monument Streamhithe North Bridge
Sanaday
Monument Square
Paintee Library
Everett Street
Stowne
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Merriams' Corner
Concord, Mase
Oe List
Oiversary Rcommitmine
Worth
Asting
Servanns
Gertrude H. Rideout
Chalice
Ruth A. Pratt
TIONS
Leith
R. N. Harry B. A — Aine
H. Pepper
T. Mott Shaw
Elizabeth J. Baldwin
KK. OF C
K. of C
Colonial Hall
the Forge
Denis A. McCarthy, Ll.d
Seleon
Sinonuner
Ra. Os
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